The Big Jewish Gathering Featuring Rabbi Arielle Stein
Saturday, January 24 - Sunday, January 25
Produced by Miriam’s Tent and The Neighborhood: An Urban Center for Jewish Life, the Big Jewish Gathering is a two-day spiritual convening in Brooklyn weaving immersive ritual, embodied learning, and creative renewal.
On January 24 & 25, we’ll gather with spiritual leaders, teachers, and artists (including a class from Rabbi Arielle Stein on Song of Songs) from across Jewish time and tradition, converging through mystical and ancestral pathways of awakening.
The Big Jewish Gathering is a bold new experiment in Jewish spiritual and cultural life: a two-day spiritual laboratory where emerging and established Jewish leaders will co-create a Judaism that meets this moment; one that is rooted, relevant, and alive.
This is not a retreat. It’s not a synagogue service. It is a practice ground for connection, creativity, and renewal, open to anyone interested in vibrant, meaningful engagement with a Judaism that is embodied, relational, and grounded in tradition.
Produced by Miriam’s Tent and The Neighborhood: An Urban Center for Jewish Life, the Big Jewish Gathering is a two-day spiritual convening in Brooklyn weaving immersive ritual, embodied learning, and creative renewal.
On January 24 & 25, we’ll gather with spiritual leaders, teachers, and artists (including a class from Rabbi Arielle Stein on Song of Songs) from across Jewish time and tradition, converging through mystical and ancestral pathways of awakening.
The Big Jewish Gathering is a bold new experiment in Jewish spiritual and cultural life: a two-day spiritual laboratory where emerging and established Jewish leaders will co-create a Judaism that meets this moment; one that is rooted, relevant, and alive.
This is not a retreat. It’s not a synagogue service. It is a practice ground for connection, creativity, and renewal, open to anyone interested in vibrant, meaningful engagement with a Judaism that is embodied, relational, and grounded in tradition.
